Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-12


uE8-PasBtELE aUTg 70 GHsW
or O. TIE Acc1DKxT-
rRsgsly Cor. Poss TstsI1 ge1esy.I
The train ovss tie Sorthsru Pacifs |
came IN last evening - oS1al and tie
entire basiness OF shss corporation vent
on With its regular Tuisati0us. The
woEk % the rosd af0aBd STE bad %
the bag US 3 little sh5Ft hasdsd. tzs
did not step 81 taat secoGnt. A Eepfe-
sentative 81 the Fos1 INTKLLIaxscEH
sgs u. 2. OC1nnoF. VITO had 80 en-
pastieAily expressed tie deisFmiHsti0n
% make the rad sasc1mh the day b.
Z ~, and the former said that be vas
R0ing 10 issue bic proclamation. sure.
latsE IN the day. H0SevsF. there vas
not 80 mach Vsighs 20 b attached 20
TIE statement yesterday. ~ Z e omip01s
I've o'clock Of tbs evening before hsd
oeen allowed 70 slip b. unnoticed.
BUEfED BT his c0UNIETEEx.
The body Of Gust Brooieen the VIC
tim Of the accident at the railroad cross
ing on Tuesday evening, vas taken
charge Of BY the Svedes Of this city az d
vas baFied yesterday 10 q manner cred
table TO them Lbs Swedish Ssciety
have been called upon 70 Bay for the
norss and buggy that vas killed IN the
accident. The RIG belonged 20 Imbre's
gable. Representatives Of the Society
engaged counsel vita q view Of bEin
Ing suit against she railroad company
10 FeeoTeg damages. The crossing
where the accident took pisce is q most
dangerous one, the roadway being very
steep and there being bat little room IN
which 60 turn hOFse, once danger PR
aents itself. IL IL estimated that 200
teams pass this place daily, back and
forth. The railroad Is on q heavy grade
here also aud, RAINING North are CON-
PEELED 20 pat on . good head Of steam
and go % 81 a higher speed than al
other points. Thsse facts we're brought
oct at the ooFoneF's inanest. A mcve
ment will be N tds TO have tbs railroad
company pat Up safety gates across the
road, or as least 70 establish a q iqmaa
az the place to Rivs warning TO drivers
and pedestrians OF the approaching en-
gines.
COLLECTIONS ron NANAfMo.
MessTs. Robert Wingate and George
Orchard yesterday appointed themselves
committee to solicit subscriptions
from eitizsns OF Tacoma 10 behalf of
the NanaimO sufferers. Over $500 we're
collected.
An ORTHODOX MONTHLY.
The TrIlih Miner. q nav monthly
publication. will make its appearance
on next sunday morning. IL will be
edited and published By I. L. Nixon, a
pFomiaent eitizsn aud loan broker. II
will. at least at first, be circulated gra-
tuit0usly. Mr.. Nixon IL q close student
Of the BiSle, and was until quite lately
a prominent member Of the Presbyte-
rian Church and President OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. His ia
searches have 30 eff acted his religious
belief th4t be withdrew from both the
church and the association and refuses
80 accspt any of the orthodox ereeds.
Those latter be holds to be full of error.
" Toe preachers who think are rapidly
falling out OF the old lines" be said in
a short interview yesterday. "You can
see BY the teleRraphio reports nearly
every day of oae renouHeinR the pulpit
here or there through the coantry.
Many Of them mast preach what they
KNOW TO BE wRoSe.
Or else they are very ignorant. The
doctrine Of the inspiration OF the Bible,
for instance, cannot be believed by men
Who know that there are no less than
100 original manuscripts" Of the tesla
ment In tbe Greek and that the accepted
bible Of today Is taken from one Of the
most recsntly written. The Truth
Atnsr will be published simply to set
people thinking, and that all that may
ke uttered IN the pulpit may not be
accepted without question.
Israel Wright, an old settler and
father Of Mrs. Robert Mosre, living in |
the valley between PuyAllup and sum
ner, died on Tuesday evening. The
funeral will take place today.
ARRIVALS
Following are among the arrivals.
w. A. Avery, Royal Heath, j. L. Howe,
+. j. Rothehild. NJ. A. RBhehiid, Chas.
Z Ledi, fbso. b. Wiisox. Walter JacE
SOD, Mrs. Blagtn AID oaild, Portland;
A. NJ. Hankins, Z. +. Buck. d. W. West,
+. ii. SparllBp. ;. Il Mitchell, Seattle;
@. b. Taylor Nav York; W. @. Savage,
OAKLAND; l.. j. Fraser. S ,lem. Or; J.
o. Ssigfsied, Alameda; IL. Jackson.
Sn0homish; Harry Il. Lewis, Theo.
Goodman, j. Il. Held, ID. Ross, I. Har
ris, ii. ;. Harland, A. Goldberg. j. l.
Howard. Geo. kue exert, San Francisco.
]. II Hoblitzsr. Marysvllle, Gal Isaac
y. kioh, Newoasile; @. Harmon. Mount
Vernon; J. T. Brookman. Rockford, w.
4; q. :. h0are and two daughters,
Victoria; q. Z Markham, Syracuse, NY.